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Chimeric Virus for Gene Therapy
Researchers have created a chimeric virus comprised of the genome from feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) encapsulated in a coating of glycoproteins from Ross River Virus (RRV), and used it as a tool to inject selected DNA sequences into cells of living animals. More...29 Oct 2002
New Technology Simplifies Gene Expression
New technology called DACS (discriminative analysis of clone signatures) is designed to simplify functional genomics. The first application is GE-DACS, to eliminate bottlenecks in the discovery process of genes expressed in tissue or in a cell. More...29 Oct 2002
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New Data Supports Mutation Accumulation Theory of Aging
New Therapy for Leukemia
Molecular Mechanism for Overcoming Fear Identified
Integrity of Researchers Often at Risk in Clinical Trials
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Stem Cell Pluripotency Gene Identified
Chemical Intelligence Platform Aids Drug Discovery
VEGF Isoforms Control Blood Vessel Development
DNA Remnants Trigger Immune Response
Collaboration to Study Heart Disease and Diabetes Genes
Cell Analyzer for High-Content Screening
Tumor Markers Found for Colon Cancer
Protein Contributes to Acetaminophen Toxicity
Cancer Vaccine for Melanoma Shows Promise
Hormones Shown to Exert Control on the Genome
Critical Autoimmune Regulator Identified in the Thymus
Gene Linked to Sporadic Form of Breast Cancer
Quality, Not Quantity, Important in Immune Control of HIV
Vitamin D Analog Stimulates Bone Growth
Protein Technology for Plant Pharmaceuticals
Dual Signals from Gene Promote Breast Cancer Growth
Asparagine Linked to Acrylamide Formation During Cooking
Protein Identified that Prevents Apoptosis in Normal Cells
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